J. Iner Souster’s "The Great Mystery" invites readers into a night of quiet reflection on a beach, where the narrator contemplates the vastness of the universe. The story evokes feelings of wonder, insignificance, and the boundless potential of imagination.
The Great Mystery
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Oblivion
In "Oblivion," Thompson Emate's quatrain poem explores the theme of unawareness and loss. As the night envelops the room in darkness, the speaker is preoccupied ...
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Grumpy Souls
In "Grumpy Souls," Kimutai Kemboi Allan captures the essence of life's turbulence through fragmented, free verse lines. The poem portrays existence as a series of ...
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